Rating Speed in the Lope
Written by Martin Black
This article originally appeared in Eclectic Horseman Issue No.70
What is important to me, and what I feel is important for a...
Serpentine Without Reins with Buck Brannaman
Written by Buck Brannaman & Emily Kitching
This article originally appeared in Eclectic Horseman Issue No.36
If you have the goal of one day riding your...
Backing a Serpentine
With Mindy Bower
A backed serpentine should look just like a forward serpentine: a series of half circles connected by straight lines when changing...
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Horsemanship Skills
Tying Knots That Work for Horses
Written by Heather Smith Thomas
This article originally appeared in Eclectic Horseman Issue No.71
There are several knots that every horseman should know how to tie—that...
For Visual Learners
Build Your Confidence
How Groundwork Relates to Riding Part 2
With Mindy Bower
A simple thing that many people miss
Situation:
When I first watched Ginsor’s owner work him on the ground, the first word that came...
Backing a Circle as Turnaround Preparation
With Richard Caldwell
There are many ways to prepare your horse for the maneuver known as the turnaround. In the last few issues we have...
Stay on the Centerline
With Scott Grosskopf
This article originally appeared in Eclectic Horseman Issue No.67
I’ve had a lot of folks ask me, "Why does my horse start to...
Circles and Fence Exercise
With Richard Caldwell
This is an exercise that works on both circles and turnarounds. All I want my horse to do is follow me. I'm...
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